NU tackle doesn’t mind change, or starting!
By Jeff Apel
Senior Editor
Nebraska’s Erik Wiegert, who has
spent his entire Comhusker career
moving around, has a new home.
Wiegert, a 6-foot-4, 270-pound
sophomore from Fremont, will make
his first career start Saturday when
Nebraska faces Utah. He admitted
Monday that he will be a little nerv
ous while he fills in for All-America
selection Doug Glaser at right tackle.
Glaser suffered a toe injury during
Nebraska’s 48-17 win against North
ern Illinois and is expected to miss the
next four to six weeks.
Wiegert said Glaser’s injury
caught him by surprise.
“I had hoped to play a lot,” Wieg
ert said, but you really can’t expect
a starter to go down.”
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Wiegert said he is looking forward
to starting even though the first two
years of his Nebraska career were
spent moving all across the line.
Wiegert started at left tackle for
the 1987 Nebraska freshmen, then
spent last season as a guard while
redshirting. He then played guard and
tackle during spring practice.
Wiegert said he doesn’t mind
changing positions. He said the key to
making a successful transition is
playing aggressive, smart football.
“You have to be aggressive,’’
Wiegert said, “(but) it doesn’t matter
how aggressive you are if you don’t
know what you’re doing.”
Nebraska offensive line coach
Milt Tenopir said Wiegert proved he
knew what he was doing against
Northern Illinois. He said Wiegert
played well even though he made
three or four mental errors.
Tenopir said Wiegert is a smart
player.
“He knows what’s going on,”
Tenopir said. “He’s got his head
about him. He’s a pretty level-headed
kid’’
Tenopir said the Nebraska coach
ing staff decided to have Wiegert
concentrate on the tackle position
because it felt it was “gypping him a
little bit’’ by moving him around.
But Tenopir said that doesn’t
mean Wiegert will stay at the tackle
position.
“He’s a tackle now,’’ Tenopir
said, “but that doesn’t mean a year
from now we won’t adjust him.’’
Wiegert said he will not mind
changing again. He said he also will
not mind starting.
“I’m definitely looking forward
to it,” Wiegert said.
usausiCTssTr”
pipes bunt, leaving the club
house and grandstand area short
on water.
Skold said he does not warn
to see a repeat of 1987 this yea .
‘‘We’ve got our fingers
crossed,” Skold said. “We’re
hoping we can get a break.”
Skold said the State Fair
Park will be bolstered by tree
general admission and inter
state simulcasing. He said the
track plans on spicing up its live
program by simulcasting the
Breeders Cup senes.
Skold said the track also will
be bolstered by the presence of
R.D. Williams, Scott Baker and
Don Frazier, a trio of veteran
jockeys who are well respected
throughout die Nebraska racing
circuit
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